Sight Words Word Search Puzzles - by Kimberly Ann Kiedrowski (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Discover a fun new way to help kids ages 5 to 7 build their reading abilities

Learning to recognize sight words--words that don't follow the normal rules of phonics--is a critical step on the way to independent reading. This word search for kids makes it enjoyable for new readers by turning study into play. Each exciting puzzle introduces them to critical sight words while also developing their attention span and improving their spelling.

This top choice in activity books for kids features:

• 375 sight words--This book helps build a foundation for reading by introducing kids to important and common words like "the," "that," "of," and "is."
• Simple layouts--Clear puzzles with big letters and cute artwork are sure to keep elementary learners engaged.
• Multiple levels of difficulty--Kids will hone their skills and grow their confidence with puzzles that gently increase in complexity.
  

Give young readers a fun way to boost their literacy with this standout among word search puzzle books for kids.

Review Quotes

"As a third-grade teacher who works mostly with comprehension, I knew these sight words word search puzzles would be the perfect tool to help me with my own kindergarten son. Practicing sight words in a fun, engaging way will make the words stick for sure! I am so thankful for this amazing resource." --Kristi Abram, teacher

"As both a mom of a kindergartner and a pre-K teacher, I am always looking for ways to challenge my son and students. This book is a great extension of the sight words my son is learning, and he really enjoys finding the words in each word search puzzle! I especially enjoy how the book progressively gets harder as you go. I am thankful for such a fun and engaging resource that my son and students can use!" --Stacy Gosselin, mom and teacher

"I'm always looking for ways to challenge my curious kindergartener, and this book totally nailed it. As a teacher, I appreciate the way the book increases in difficulty as you go. My son was hooked right from the start and didn't want to stop hunting for more sight words." --Christi Fultz, mom and teacher

About the Author

KIMBERLY ANN KIEDROWSKI is a former kindergarten teacher of 10 years and holds a bachelor of science degree in early childhood education from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She loves to share classroom ideas and teacher resources on her blog, LiveLaughILoveKindergarten.com.